Spot.
Snap.
Collect.

Point your camera at any car. Carcade tells you the make, model and year, then saves it to your personal Garage.

Free on Google Play. Coming soon.

Get notified at launch

Snap it.

Take a photo or upload one from your gallery.

Know it.

Carcade identifies the make, model, year and details.

Keep it.

Every spot goes into your Garage. Photos and videos included.

A wall of nine car polaroids with one blank polaroid reading YOU?

Inside your Garage.

  • Est. Garage WorthA running estimate of what your collection is worth.
  • Recently SpottedYour newest finds, front and centre.
  • By BrandYour cars grouped by make, so a Ferrari shelf stays a Ferrari shelf.
  • All CarsScroll the full grid and sort by rarity, price or A to Z.
  • Photos and videosAdd as many as you like to each car.

Made for spotters.

Polaroids of Ferrari, Porsche, Lamborghini and McLaren under the headline Collect them by brand

Collect by brand

Browse your cars by brand, or scroll the full grid and sort by rarity, price or A to Z.

A McLaren F1 polaroid with a Rarity: Legendary label

Know how rare it is

Carcade ranks every car you find, so you know when you've landed something special.

An Est. Garage Worth bar above three car polaroids

Est. Garage Worth

See what your collection adds up to as your Garage grows.

Two Ferrari 458 polaroids under the headline Same car? Merge it.

Merge or start fresh

Spot the same car again and choose: add it to the same folder or start a new one.

A username search showing a friend's garage with 142 cars

Find your friends

Search a username to see their photo and how many cars they've collected.

A Porsche 911 Turbo polaroid marked Shot by Carcade

Share one polaroid

Export any spot as a polaroid with a Shot by Carcade watermark. Nothing else leaves the app.

Every car has a story.

Yours starts with a snap. Carcade keeps the rest in one place.

Made for people who look twice.

Carcade is a free app for car spotters. Snap a car you see, or upload a photo, and it identifies the make, model and year and files it in your personal Garage.

Rank what you find, watch your Est. Garage Worth grow, and see what your friends have spotted. That's the whole idea.

Made in India, for spotters everywhere.

Where we are.

Done

1. Design

Every screen, in light and dark.

In progress

2. Build

Camera, Garage, Friends and sharing.

Next

3. Launch

Free on Google Play. Join the list and we'll email you once.

The wishlist.

Ten cars every spotter wants in their Garage.

  • Toyota Supra MK4
  • Nissan Skyline GT-R R34
  • Porsche 911 Turbo
  • Ferrari F40
  • Lamborghini Countach
  • McLaren F1
  • Ford Mustang Shelby GT500
  • Honda NSX
  • Mazda RX-7 FD
  • Mercedes 300SL

Nothing extra.

Search only

Friends see your username, photo and car count. Nothing else.

One polaroid

Sharing exports a single polaroid with a Shot by Carcade watermark. No other data.

Light or dark

Full light and dark mode, so it looks right at a meet or on a night drive.

From the feed.

Follow along for spots, sneak peeks and launch news.

Follow @carcade.india
A California license plate reading SOON above the words Carcade. Launching soon. A Carcade plate above polaroids of a Nissan GT-R, Subaru WRX STI and Toyota Supra, with the words Coming soon to Google Play

Questions.

Is Carcade free?

Yes. Carcade is free to download on Google Play.

Which phones can use it?

Carcade launches on Google Play, for Android phones.

How does it identify a car?

Take a photo or upload one. Carcade uses AI to work out the make, model, year and details, then you save it to your Garage.

What if I spot the same car twice?

Carcade asks whether to merge the new photo into the existing car or start a new folder.

What can my friends see?

Friends can search your username and see your photo, username and car count. Nothing else.

When does it launch?

Soon. Join the list below and we'll send one email when Carcade is live.

Launching soon on Google Play.

One email when Carcade is live. Nothing else.

A California license plate reading CARCADE, with a red Ferrari F40 behind it at night